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31. Catalysis in Organic Reactions - Part 2 of 2!
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31. Catalysis in Organic Reactions - Part 2 of 2!
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31. Catalysis in Organic Reactions / Intramolecular Acid-Base Catalysis / Problem 7
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In the hydrolysis of esters, how does an intramolecular basic group facilitate the reaction?
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By donating protons to the ester group.
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By accepting a proton from water, forming hydroxide ions that attack the ester bond.
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By acting as a catalyst to increase water concentration.
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By providing electrons to stabilize the ester bond.
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